best oem look carbon fiber hood
 

i'm looking on buying a oem look carbin fiber hood but don't know which one is the best out there. what do you guys recommend.

DGMotorsports (cost alot) or Aerogear (not out yet)....

I like the Kaminari hood myself although it is pretty $$ but if you have the $$, I think it's worth it...
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DG motorsports has my vote and will soon have my $600. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG]

:):):)

is the dg one is an oem look? i don't want a vented one.

DG all the way.

bodykits northwest
675 dollars:eek:

Benen

The hood from Benen isn't out until mid August so I am told. Quality takes time!

jdmhondaparts.com supposedly has hoods that are very close to spoon quality. I've never seen one though and its only $350 if you live in SoCal and can pick up. They also have Sunny Styling hoods.

actually, it doesnt look too hard to make your own, something like a $300 investment, and $150 of that investment is making the REUSEABLE mold, stay tuned, hopefully there will be a DIY up in here in teh next month or so.......

damn moving making it hard to get my projects off teh ground >.<

http://www.calpoly.edu/~sciccare/hoo...room_floor.jpg

that is a pretty impressive undertaking, to make your own hood. Good luck on it though and let us know how it turns out.:tup: I spy a Super Nintendo Super Mario World game cartridge.:)

i got mine from Nopionline.com for 549.95$ it looks COMPLETELY OEM and i love it. its light as a feather.

I would recommend it. But you will need to replace the hood spring under the latch.

Cheers,
the BALLER

WhiteRabbit - let me know how that new hood turns out i could use a CF rear bumper and front bumper! hell even some side skirts! lol that would be tight as$ like that carbon fiber Altezza.

Cheers,
the BALLER

<< WhiteRabbit - let me know how that new hood turns out i could use a CF rear bumper and front bumper! hell even some side skirts! lol that would be tight as$ like that carbon fiber Altezza.

Cheers,
the BALLER >>



i need a mold, and i can make them for you if you want [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

fiberglass work is alot like playdough. you mold it into the shape you want, then it warps as it dries, or looses adhesion, then you sand, then you sand some more, and some more, add more glass, you FINALLY get teh shape you want.........

THEN you add teh layer of fibercarbon on top.... presto! you have ANY fibercarbon piece for your car that you want. any. (could use kevlar, too, or kevlar carbon MIX! how sweet would THAT be?)

i wish i had the balls to make a fibercarbon trunk lid [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG]